plumwd

Testimonials is a plugin for managing testimonials placed on your WordPress site. It has full features and shortcode ability for display in posts, widgets, pages, and other areas of your site. The plugin also has several features that allow for customization of the display.
<h3>Shortcode Usage</h3>
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<li>To add testimonials to your posts, pages, or widgets use the following code: 
[plumwd-testimonials]</li>
<li>To add the testimonials plugin to your WordPress theme use the following code inside your template: <code>echo do_shortcode('[plumwd-testimonials]');</code></li>
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The plugin also supports several attributes for the shortcode, below is a listing of the attributes and what their purpose is:
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size -> this allows you to limit the number of characters returned using the plugin. It will display the first nth number that you specify. Usage: 
[plumwd-testimonials size=”100″]
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<li>
ending -> this allows you to specify an ending for your testimonial. This comes in handy when limiting the number of characters returned. Usage: 
[plumwd-testimonials ending=”…”]
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<li>
num -> this allows you to limit the number of testimonials returned, leave blank to retrieve them all. Usage: 
[plumwd-testimonials num=”3″]
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<li>
type -> allows you to specify how you want the list to be displayed. The available options are: list, para, span, div. By default testimonials will display as an unordered list. Usage: 
[plumwd-testimonials type=”list”]
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class -> this allows you to apply a class to the item container so that you can apply custom styles. Usage: 
[plumwd-testimonials class=”test”]
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id -> this allows you to apply an id to the item container. Usage: 
[plumwd-testimonials id=”testimonials”]
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childclass -> this applies only to the list item. Setting childclass will place a class on the li element. Usage: 
[plumwd-testimonials childclass=”slides”]
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Web Testimonials

Web Testimonials is a plugin for managing testimonials placed on your WordPress site.

RealSatisfied

Steve Zehngut

The plugin takes data from the Agent Profile or Office RSS feed and displays Testimonials and Ratings (where available) in a sidebar widget on your WordPress site.
Testimonials that are displayed on your Agent Profile Page are displayed via the plugin and where rating’s are displayed on your Agent Profile Page are displayed via the plugin.
WordPress Plugin Configuration Options
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<li>Title : default Testimonials, set as required</li>
<li>Vanity-Key : eg simon-jones. Your vanity key is whatever is on the end of your Agent Profile Page URL (http://www.realsatisfied.com/{vanity-key})</li>
<li>Mode : Display ‘Agent’ or ‘Office’ details. Ratings are only displayed in Agent mode. Office mode displays all testimonials for the office.</li>
<li>Animate Automatically : default True, if unselected, the visitor will need to navigate between testimonials manually </li>
<li>Hold each slide for : Set’s the delay between slide transitions in seconds (ignored when Animate Automatically is not selected)</li>
<li>Animation Type : default Slide Set’s the animation type between slide transitions (Slide or Fade) (ignored when Animate Automatically is not selected)</li>
<li>Display Side Arrows : default True</li>
<li>Display Navigation Dots : default False (recommended to be ‘False’ when number of testimonials exceeds 10)</li>
<li>Display Dates with Testimonials : default True, dates will be shown with testimonials</li>
<li>*Display Agent Photo (Office Mode Only): default both, in Office mode Agent photo’s are displayed on both the widget in the sidebar and the popup. Options are Both|Page|Popup|None</li>
<li>Display RealSatisfied Verified Shield : default True, RealSatisfied Shield with link to Agent Profile Page is displayed on testimonial detail pop-up layer</li>
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RealSatisfied Widget

Display ratings and testimonials from a RealSatisfied Agent/Office Profile RSS feed in a sidebar widget on your WordPress site.

Web Testimonials vs RealSatisfied Widget